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Glistening-free hydrophobic material

When puritybecomesreality

PhysIOL G-free® solutions

Other PhysIOL advanced optical solutions

G-free® monofocal IOL

Available non-preloaded or

preloaded with 1.2.3 injection system

10D to 30D power

G-free® monofocal IOL

Double C-loop platform & WaveTech

Non-preloaded injection system

0D to 35D power

Distributed by

PhysIOL sa/nv - Liège Science Park - Allée des Noisetiers 4 - 4031 Liège - Belgium

t. +32 (0)4 361 05 49 - f. +32 (0)4 361 05 30 - [email protected] - www.physiol.eu

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TECHNOLOGY by PhysIOL

Glistening-free hydrophobic material

Do glistenings impact on the quality of vision?

Glistenings or commonly called fluid-filled microvacuoles form within certain IOL materials

and can develop in various shapes, sizes, and density.

Some IOLs on the market develop glistenings after implantation which can impact on the

quality of vision.

Simulation demonstrated that an increase in density of glistenings can lead to a significant

drop in the MTF of the IOL and the pseudophakic eye.

Hydrophobic IOL with glistenings

What dostudies say ?"The new-generation hydrophobic

acrylic material reached a low water

content at equilibrium, making it

glistening free. The hydrophobicity

and bioadhesiveness of the new raw

material were comparable to those of

state-of-the-art reference materials." (1)

"The main side effect of using Ethylene

Oxide (EO) as a sterilization agent

(A/N: common sterilization process)

is that it can leave a residue on the

devices being processed." (2)

G-free® is guaranteed 100% glistening-free thanks to:

• lathe-cutting process instead of the cast-molding process;

• packaging in water for steam sterilization which prevents

major conditioning changes during implantation and avoids

any toxicity;

• equilibrium of water content in the material.

The PhysIOL G-free® material was patented in 2010

(patent number: 1830898).

G-free®: the glistening-free hydrophobic material by PhysIOL Why low PCO with G-free®?

The G-free® material matches the "No space, no cells" concept.(4) This confirms

that the perfect bio-adhesiveness of the G-free® offers hard tackiness and bond to

the capsular bag.

The design of the PhysIOL G-free® material integrates the 2-Step Technology which

features a 360° square edge barrier and a posterior haptic angulation. This technology

offers a continuous barrier against PCO.

Relative % MTF Drop for 20 μm glistenings

0.001 0.01 0.1 0.2 0.3

100%

60%

50%

40%

30%

20%

10%

0%

Rel

ativ

e %

MT

F D

rop

% Volume of glistenings in the lens

Hydrophobic Acrylic (3mm pupil aperture)

Hydrophobic Acrylic (4.5mm pupil aperture)

Hydrophobic Acrylic (6mm pupil aperture)

What dostudies say ?"Mathematical modeling demonstrated

that glistenings in IOLs will lead to

reduction in MTF of the IOL and the

pseudophakic eye. The loss in MTF is

more pronounced at high densities

and small cavitation sizes across all

biomaterials." (3)

G-free® benefits for the patient

What dostudies say ?"The G-free® material showed its

effectiveness in the absence of glistening.

This survival analysis shows no glistening

event during 36 months follow-up." (5)

0.00

0.50

0.60

0.70

0.80

0.90

1.00

Surv

ival  p

rob

abili

ty

 Months

0 12 24 36

Survival analysis

G-free®

Hydrophobic reference material

After three years, the G-free® IOL showed no glistening.

A two sample test demonstrated a significant difference in the occurrence of vacuoles between

the G-free® material and the hydrophobic reference material.

n = 66 eyes

PhysIOL G-free® material

References:

(1) C. Pagnoulle, PhD, D. Bozukova, PhD, L. Gobin, PhD, V. Bertrand, MSc, M-C. Gillet-De Pauw, PhD : Assessment of new-generation glistening-free hydrophobic acrylic intraocular lens

material, J Cataract Refract Surg 2012; 38:1271–1277.

(2) ANSI/AAMI/ISO 10993-7:2008/(R) 2012, Biological evaluation of medical devices – Part 7: Ethylene oxide sterilization residuals J Cataract Refract Surg 2014; 40:95–103.

(3) E. DeHoog, PhD, A. Doraiswamy, PhD: Evaluation of the impact of light scatter from glistenings in pseudophakic eyes, J Cataract Refract Surg 2014; 40:95–103.

(4) Linolla RJ. Sandwich theory: Bioactivity–based explanation for PCO. JCRS 1997;23:1539-42.

(5) & (6) C. Chassain, MD: Clinical outcomes after 3 years. Data on file with PhysIOL.

"One YAG has been made in

the G-free® IOL cohort after the third year

(n = 43 eyes)." (6)

TECHNOLOGY by PhysIOL

Glistening-free hydrophobic material

Do glistenings impact on the quality of vision?

Glistenings or commonly called fluid-filled microvacuoles form within certain IOL materials

and can develop in various shapes, sizes, and density.

Some IOLs on the market develop glistenings after implantation which can impact on the

quality of vision.

Simulation demonstrated that an increase in density of glistenings can lead to a significant

drop in the MTF of the IOL and the pseudophakic eye.

Hydrophobic IOL with glistenings

What dostudies say ?"The new-generation hydrophobic

acrylic material reached a low water

content at equilibrium, making it

glistening free. The hydrophobicity

and bioadhesiveness of the new raw

material were comparable to those of

state-of-the-art reference materials." (1)

"The main side effect of using Ethylene

Oxide (EO) as a sterilization agent

(A/N: common sterilization process)

is that it can leave a residue on the

devices being processed." (2)

G-free® is guaranteed 100% glistening-free thanks to:

• lathe-cutting process instead of the cast-molding process;

• packaging in water for steam sterilization which prevents

major conditioning changes during implantation and avoids

any toxicity;

• equilibrium of water content in the material.

The PhysIOL G-free® material was patented in 2010

(patent number: 1830898).

G-free®: the glistening-free hydrophobic material by PhysIOL Why low PCO with G-free®?

The G-free® material matches the "No space, no cells" concept.(4) This confirms

that the perfect bio-adhesiveness of the G-free® offers hard tackiness and bond to

the capsular bag.

The design of the PhysIOL G-free® material integrates the 2-Step Technology which

features a 360° square edge barrier and a posterior haptic angulation. This technology

offers a continuous barrier against PCO.

Relative % MTF Drop for 20 μm glistenings

0.001 0.01 0.1 0.2 0.3

100%

60%

50%

40%

30%

20%

10%

0%

Rel

ativ

e %

MT

F D

rop

% Volume of glistenings in the lens

Hydrophobic Acrylic (3mm pupil aperture)

Hydrophobic Acrylic (4.5mm pupil aperture)

Hydrophobic Acrylic (6mm pupil aperture)

What dostudies say ?"Mathematical modeling demonstrated

that glistenings in IOLs will lead to

reduction in MTF of the IOL and the

pseudophakic eye. The loss in MTF is

more pronounced at high densities

and small cavitation sizes across all

biomaterials." (3)

G-free® benefits for the patient

What dostudies say ?"The G-free® material showed its

effectiveness in the absence of glistening.

This survival analysis shows no glistening

event during 36 months follow-up." (5)

0.00

0.50

0.60

0.70

0.80

0.90

1.00

Surv

ival  p

rob

abili

ty

 Months

0 12 24 36

Survival analysis

G-free®

Hydrophobic reference material

After three years, the G-free® IOL showed no glistening.

A two sample test demonstrated a significant difference in the occurrence of vacuoles between

the G-free® material and the hydrophobic reference material.

n = 66 eyes

PhysIOL G-free® material

References:

(1) C. Pagnoulle, PhD, D. Bozukova, PhD, L. Gobin, PhD, V. Bertrand, MSc, M-C. Gillet-De Pauw, PhD : Assessment of new-generation glistening-free hydrophobic acrylic intraocular lens

material, J Cataract Refract Surg 2012; 38:1271–1277.

(2) ANSI/AAMI/ISO 10993-7:2008/(R) 2012, Biological evaluation of medical devices – Part 7: Ethylene oxide sterilization residuals J Cataract Refract Surg 2014; 40:95–103.

(3) E. DeHoog, PhD, A. Doraiswamy, PhD: Evaluation of the impact of light scatter from glistenings in pseudophakic eyes, J Cataract Refract Surg 2014; 40:95–103.

(4) Linolla RJ. Sandwich theory: Bioactivity–based explanation for PCO. JCRS 1997;23:1539-42.

(5) & (6) C. Chassain, MD: Clinical outcomes after 3 years. Data on file with PhysIOL.

"One YAG has been made in

the G-free® IOL cohort after the third year

(n = 43 eyes)." (6)

Glistening-free hydrophobic material

When puritybecomesreality

PhysIOL G-free® solutions

Other PhysIOL advanced optical solutions

G-free® monofocal IOL

Available non-preloaded or

preloaded with 1.2.3 injection system

10D to 30D power

G-free® monofocal IOL

Double C-loop platform & WaveTech

Non-preloaded injection system

0D to 35D power

Distributed by

PhysIOL sa/nv - Liège Science Park - Allée des Noisetiers 4 - 4031 Liège - Belgium

t. +32 (0)4 361 05 49 - f. +32 (0)4 361 05 30 - [email protected] - www.physiol.eu

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EE

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17/0

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